Central NSW Attractions

Visit the historic property with its heritage homestead. View the hundreds of deer grazing across the beautiful pastures. Make friends with the pet deer - they are gentle... read more

Planted on both sides of the Grenfell and Boorowa Roads in 1917, over 450 trees pay tribute to the young men of Cowra and district who served their country during World... read more

Memorial park was originally an old Roman Catholic cemetery of 1844-1888 in the north west corner. It is set in a series of walls for preservation. The headstones are... read more

The Memorial Walk Museum is located in Bathurst Returned Services Leagues Club. On display are a number of large items including an anchor, machine guns, aircraft propeller... read more

Take a leisurely stroll through the village of Mendooran while gazing at the sites of large murals through the township. This settlement is the oldest on the Castlereagh... read more

The Mill, built in 1861 (of local granite)as a flour mill closed it's doors in 1905 and remained dormant until 1996. The building is the oldest in Cowra, by 22 years... read more

Built by the Reverend Thomas Sharpe in 1845 soon after land was granted, the property is named after Miss Ida Traill who lived there from the early 1930s until her death... read more

Molong Historical Museum has been running in this building since 1969, before hand, it was used as a doctors surgery. There are displays of Clothing, China and Glassware... read more

The Monument Vineyard is located 28 km to the west of Orange at Cudal and produce a range of boutique wines. Try wines from grapes grown at the Monument vineyard; the... read more

Moody's Wines Characteristic of some of the vineyards in Orange, Moody's is very small and very specialised. Beset with frosts, drought, relentless summer sun and... read more

Mookerawa Waters Park is located on the foreshores of Lake Burrendong, set in natural bushland it is part of the Lake Burrendong State Park. Park facilities include... read more

The vineyard is named after a quiet street in the rural Humberside village of Burton Pidsea in the UK. The original street sign is "on loan" and adorns the... read more

Mount Arthur reserve is a public recreation area of 1300 hectares, situated 541 metres above sea level and offers a good view of Wellington and the Wellington Valley... read more

Tall and majestic Mount Canobolas, an ancient volcano, stands 1395 metres above sea level. Mount Canobolas is the highest peak between the Blue Mountains and the Indian... read more

A grassy basalt peak on the edge of the Wollemi Wilderness south of Dunns Swamp. read more

A prominent basalt peak at the eastern edge of Goulburn River National Park with spectacular views over the Goulburn River Valley. read more

The cellar door is located at Honey Haven and provides customers with the opportunity to experience premium Mudgee wine from Mt Frome Vineyard and fabulous feta cheese... read more

Bathurst is Australia's oldest inland city and is approximately 200 kilometres west of Sydney; the vineyard is nestled in the foothills of world famous picturesque Mount... read more

Mount Panorama Winery welcomes you to Bathurst. We hope your stay is a happy and successful one. Regional food & wine are a natural mix & a growing number of people are... read more

This is a really high country vineyard. The winery is set in the foothills of picturesque Mount Vincent, at nearly 1000 metres and produces wines with a rich, cool, country... read more

Convenient location in Market Street. Bright, comfortable restaurant facilities catering for children, travellers, holiday makers and locals. Mudgee Bakery and Café... read more

The Colonial Inn Museum is the headquarters of the Mudgee Historical Society and houses an extensive and fascinating collection of C19th and C20th Australiana, all locally... read more

18 hole championship course with manicured greens and fairways. Golf carts available. Relax in the clubhouse, open from 10am, and enjoy the views. read more

The husle and bussel of the Mudgee railway station has been replaced with a relaxed restaurant, lounge and bar experience. Have a drink on the platform and enjoy a fine... read more

The Mudgee town arboretum is a botanical identification of trees based on the '1993 Mudgee tree study'. The report of a study undertaken by the National Trust of Australia... read more

One of the finest groups of significant architectural townscape in a country town; many sites have National Trust classification, including the Colonial Inn Museum (formerly... read more

Situated next to Mudgee Shire Council Chambers and opposite beautiful Robertson Park, the Mudgee Visitor Information Centre provides a welcome to visitors and residents... read more

One of the old wineries in the locality of Eurunderee. Using the time honoured methods of Alf Kurtz - one of Mudgee's pioneering wine makers. Shiraz, Chardonnay, Cabernet... read more

Enjoy award winning wines and local produce in a relaxed atmosphere with views over the Lachlan Valley. Rose plantings and a fountain feature in the courtyard... read more

This nature reserve is a mecca for birdwatchers, with 164 recorded species of birds, including the endangered regent honeyeater. The Castle Rock walking track offers... read more

Nangar National Park is situated on 9,196 hectares, about ten kilometres from the historic township of Eugowra, near Orange, in the heart of country NSW... read more

The Narromine Aviation Museum houses a captivating exhibition of artefacts, documents and photographs which tell the story of aviation as it evolved at Narromine... read more

The National Motor Racing Museum is situated at the end of Conrod Straight on the famous Mt Panorama racing circuit. Within the walls of this building you will find... read more

Neila is a BYO restaurant for the discerning diner, serving contemporary cuisine. Neila has received six consecutive Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide Hat Awards... read more

Come one come all to the Hat Factory Seconds and Sample outlet in Coonabarabran. Here you will find Stylish and hardwearing workwear for all ages, washable and squashable... read more

Nullo Mountain is a high mountain plateau to the north of Dunns Swamp with spectacular views over the Wollemi Wilderness and the Widden Valley. Accessible by car... read more

Retail premises sampling and selling homemade chocolates, local olives & olive oil, local produce and local wines. featuring a licensed cafe & steakhouse... read more

Oberon Railway Station is now the focus of an outdoor museum. Inside the station are displays about the beginnings of the town, while outside one of the most popular... read more

Visit OFFA Olives where you can taste local olive produce. OFFA Olives grow Oliomio olives. Tasting and sales of OFFA olive oil.
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The Okhuma Japanese Garden was a gift from Bathurst's Sister City Okhuma, who sent two gardeners to plan and landscape this beautiful site. Built in 1998 to celebrate... read more

The Old Dubbo Gaol has a history which dates from 1847 to 1966. This heritage listed site holds the largest collection of hangman's ropes in NSW, features original... read more

Old Government Cottage is one of the oldest brick buildings in Australia, said to have been built in 1817. This historic house is part of the building that housed the... read more

The Old Vic Inn regularly hosts art exhibitions featuring artwork from over local and regional artists in the Canowindra Art Network. read more

The first Australian payable gold discovery was made in 1851 at Ophir, 30 kilometres from Orange. Other gold fields soon overshadowed Ophir in size and richness, but... read more

The Orange Botanic Gardens are situated off Kearney's Drive on the northern outskirts of Orange in a natural undulating 17 hectare site. The Gardens feature an impressive... read more

The City of Orange reflects a rich tapestry from the traditional Wiradjuri land owners, to the settlers, gold miners and commercial traders. Take time out to take a... read more

The Orange Regional Conservatorium is a non-profit Central West community organisation providing musical, education and performance opportunities for all members of the... read more

Orange is a city rich in culture and contributing to its cultural prosperity is the Orange Regional Gallery. The Gallery's architects were honoured to be awarded... read more

The next Open Weekend will be the 11th and12th of November 2006. On Saturday (11th Nov) many of the participants of Outback House will return for a visit to "Oxley... read more

The John Oxley Museum is a collection of historic artifacts tracing Wellington history from 1830 to present time, containing many photographs. The museum is housed in... read more